Politics & Government

Officials Cancel 54th Annual 2020 City Of Fairfax July 4th Celebration

Updates will be provided as they become available through social media, news outlets, etc., as well as the City of Fairfax website.

May 14, 2020

As we’re sure you’re already aware, COVID-19 has made it vital to limit social contact and avoid large gatherings. For that reason, the Independence Day Celebration Committee (IDCC) and the City of Fairfax Parks and Recreation (Parks & Rec) Department have made the difficult decision (with the concurrence of the Mayor and the City Council) to cancel the 54th Annual 2020 City of Fairfax July 4th Celebration.

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We are, however, exploring other ideas and options to recognize our July 4th traditional celebration while fully ensuring the health and safety of our community and the region.

While we are all disappointed, we hope you understand that we’re taking these steps to keep everyone safe.

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Updates will be provided as they become available through social media, news outlets, etc., as well as the City of Fairfax website.

If you have questions or comments, please email Mitzi Taylor, the City of Fairfax event and athletic manager.

Beverly Myers,
Chairman, Independence Day Celebration Committee

Cathy Salgado
Parks and Recreation Director, City of Fairfax

Mitzi Taylor
Event and Athletic Manager, City of Fairfax


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